Burnett Elementary, a Title I public elementary school in Milpitas, California, is seeing students light up with Khan Academy. Fourth grade teacher Alison Elizondo has been using an 80 minute "We <3 2 Learn" session each week to improve student learning and engagement in math.

6th grade teacher Suney Park evolved her use of Khan Academy from a resource that was rather independent of her classroom teaching to an integrated part of her teaching. All students at this independent school in East Palo Alto, California, will be the first in their families to attend college.

8th grade teacher Bryan Harms shares how he used Khan Academy in his project-based classroom in Chula Vista, California.

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Shelby Harris' 7th grade classroom at a public school in Kuna, Idaho, was featured in Davis Guggenheim's documentary TEACH. Shelby faced the challenge of starting to use Khan Academy in the spring for 3 months before state testing. She transformed her teaching as she learned about using technology as a tool, not a replacement for teaching.

Los Altos School District was the first district to pilot Khan Academy. Based on the success of four initial teachers, the program is now a resource offered districtwide and used in 5th-8th grades. Using Khan Academy has freed up classroom time to spend more time on projects and deeper learning.

In 2014, thousands of students across Ireland participated in a national math competition, spending nearly 1 million minutes on Khan Academy. Read more here, or watch this video to hear how the contest changed students’ attitudes toward math.

Oakland Unity, a charter school serving east Oakland, starting using Khan Academy with their 9th graders. Oakland saw great quantitative impact from students testing in the bottom 20% of the California Standards Test to becoming the 11th-ranked high school in the entire state in 2013. The school’s use of Khan Academy increased over that time, from initially using Khan Academy in a summer math camp to using it as a homework replacement to making it a core component of the Learning Lab, and then finally evolving to using Khan Academy as an integrated part of the math classroom curriculum. Oakland Unity now not only uses Khan Academy with its 9th graders, but across their student population.

After piloting Khan Academy, Oakland Unity math teacher Peter McIntosh wrote a book describing his experience with the site and how he has used it to help students take responsibility for their own learning. Solving the Math Problem: An Urban Math Classroom Proves Student Responsibility Is The Real Solution is available on Amazon for under $10.

This charter school network, also featured in Waiting for Superman, aimed to transform the learning experience for their 200 incoming 9th graders in their San Jose, California, schools. In subsequent years, Summit expanded how they blended Khan Academy by innovating on a model that incorporated 9th and 10th graders in a fully student-driven model.